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Chapter Two Process of International Business Negotiations
Section 1 A Framework of International Business Negotiations
Section 2 Preparation for International Business Negotiations
Section 3 Opening of International Business Negotiations
Section 4 Formal Information Exchange of International Business Negotiations
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Chapter Two Process of International Business Negotiations
Section 5 Concession and Agreement of International Business Negotiations
Section 6 Agreement Execution of International Business Negotiations
Section 7 Simulation of International Business Negotiations
Section 8 Case Study: A Successful International Business Negotiation
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Section 2 Preparation for International Business Negotiations
2.1 Collecting information
As for collecting information, the parties involved need to gather all the relevant information about their prospective partner, such as the other party’s customs, etiquette,
organization, history, religious beliefs, scope of business, financial state, style of negotiations, the local law and regulations.Meanwhile, the international market place
for the negotiation objects shall be surveyed to know about each other, the operating environment, the involvement of third parties, influencers, competitors, and the infrastructure and the present situation as a whole.
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Section 2 Preparation for International Business Negotiations
In order to collect the specific information, negotiators can turn to the international organizations, governments, service organizations, directories (通信录), newsletters (内部通讯, 简报) and on-line services for assistance.
The source of information may come from international organizations, such as the United Nations’Statistical Yearbook, the World Atlas and the Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development, and such data can be obtained from the offices ormissions (驻外使团) in their member countries of the international organizations.Most governments publish national and international economic